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市場調查報告書

透過美容食品、飲料、補充劑的營養攝取

Seeking Beauty Through Nutrition

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2006年08月 商品編碼 42845
內容資訊 英文  
價格
本報告書已不再販售

本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。

簡介

2000年至2005年,口服美容補充劑的銷售在歐美達到驚人的CAGR 17.0%成長。在消費者深化攝取營養有助美容的信念後,預測至2010年市場成長將達CAGR 9.0%。

擅長多領域市調分析的英國專業公司 Datamonitor Corporation(總公司:倫敦),調查分析了美容食品、飲料、補充劑市場狀況後,出版了一本綜合報告書"Seeking Beauty Through Nutrition"

報告書內容包括:透過食品、飲料、補充劑追求美容與攝取營養的消費者動向分析、相關產業推薦行動等等,內容綱要摘記如下:

分析

  • 動向:健康、飲食生活與身體魅力的關係
    • 女性對外觀考量的影響要素擴大
    • 對飲食生活影響外在的意識提高
  • 動向:為維持外在而補充營養
    • 口服美容補充劑急速成長
  • 考察:以攝取營養追求美容,富裕的中高年齡者為主要階層
    • 增加的富裕中高年齡層
    • 追求年輕的中高年齡層
    • 對營養的關注提高,越來越愛補充營養的中高年齡層
  • 考察:第二目標市場的年輕女性
    • 想永保年輕的女性對老化的擔憂
  • 考察:擁有成長潛力的男性消費者
    • 對個人護理男性也採接受態度
  • 考察:對功能性的信賴問題
    • 對於美容補充劑效果的迷惑
  • 考察:消費者追求實在的防老化
  • 總論

行動

  • 有助美容的食品、飲料、補充劑的開發
    • 針對適當的定位與類別而進行適合的產品重構
    • 新開發的食品、飲料中含有有助肌膚健康的成份
    • 提供超越類別限制的革新產品,以因應未來動向
  • 簡單說明飲食生活的美容是護膚的一部分
    • 將美容相關的正確資訊傳達給消費者
    • 形成使用網際網路的「線上社群」
    • 去除購物時的煩擾
  • 克服消費者對信賴性與特異性的疑惑
    • 為了在產品的信賴性中取勝,活用廣受認可的專家意見
    • 提供具體結果,而非全盤性的優勢
  • 擴大目標客群,不僅止於富裕的中高年齡婦女
    • 富裕中高年齡婦女為核心族群
    • 針對年輕成年人與中年婦女宣傳預防相關的營養資訊
    • 男性顧客則聚焦於特定需求
  • 提供美容食品、飲料、補充劑的相關話題
  • 聚焦於生活方式中的好處與滿足感

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Abstract

Overview

Introduction

The growth in consumers' desire for health and beauty is interlinked; both are strongly associated with food and supplement consumption. People - especially middle-aged female consumers, but a wider selection of the population as a whole as well - want products that will actively maximize their attractiveness.

Scope

  • Quantitative data covering oral beauty product spending between 2000 and 2010, broken down by country and category.
  • Analysis of core oral beauty consumer groups broken down by age, gender and attitudes.
  • Survey-based insights into consumers' attitudes towards their body image, and how this shapes consumption behavior.
  • Detailed action points offering practical strategies based on the trends and insights analyzed in the report.

Report Highlights

Sales of oral beauty supplements to consumers accelerated at a phenomenal rate between 2000 and 2005 at an average annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.0% across Europe and the US. Future growth will remain strong at a CAGR of 9.0% to 2010 as more consumers become convinced of the benefits of seeking beauty through nutrition.

French consumers spend the most per head on oral beauty supplements due to a traditionally stronger acceptance of the 'beauty from within concept' in France. The US is the next most important marketplace, driven by consumers' increasing willingness to supplement poor dietary habits and find quick fix health solutions.

Targeting the market opportunity presented by beauty for nutrition is not easy, but carries substantial rewards for companies that can manage it effectively. The most important issues for companies to overcome are skepticism about the benefits of these products and the integration of oral beauty products into consumer lifestyles.

Reasons to Purchase

  • Obtain exclusive data concerning value consumption of oral beauty supplements over time.
  • Understand how beauty concerns affect consumers' changing consumption behavior.
  • Improve your marketing strategy by catering to the fastest-growing opportunities and consumer groups.

Table of Contents

  • DATAMONITOR VIEW
    • CATALYST
    • SUMMARY
    • METHODOLOGY
    • TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • ANALYSIS
    • TREND: Health and diet are increasingly linked to physical attractiveness
    • Women consider a broad range of factors, well beyond personal care products, to affect appearance
    • Diet is increasingly perceived to affect looks
    • TREND: Consumers are supplementing diets to maintain and enhance their looks
    • Oral beauty supplementation is growing fast
    • Spending varies significantly by country
    • INSIGHT: Affluent aging women are the key Seeking Beauty Through nutrition
    • Affluent aging females are a growing demographic
    • Older consumers possess greater levels of disposable income
    • Older consumers increasingly desire youthfulness
    • Senior consumers view themselves as being younger
    • 35 to 64 year olds are strongly concerned with anti-aging
    • Older consumers are most concerned by nutrition and the keenest to supplement diets
    • Female Seniors consume more vitamin and mineral supplements than any other group
    • INSIGHT: Younger women are a secondary market
    • Ever-younger women are concerned by aging
    • Many young women are unhappy with the condition of their skin
    • Insight: Men are an under-targeted growth potential
    • Men have increasingly open-minded attitudes towards personal care, as a result of vanity and necessity
    • INSIGHT: Consumers have trust issues with functional beauty claims
    • Consumer confusion over efficacy of beauty supplements remains
    • Encouragingly consumers are open minded and receptive to the idea of achieving beauty through nutrition
    • Consumers' desire for credibility means they trust products with specific benefits
    • INSIGHT: Consumers are seeking professional results from anti-aging personal care
    • Conclusions
  • ACTIONS
    • Develop food, drinks and supplements that offer beauty benefits for consumers
    • Tailor product format and benefits to the relevant positioning and category
    • "Better-for-you" categories represent a major opportunity
    • Ensure food and drink new product development contains specific skin-healthy ingredients
    • Look to innovative cross-category offerings to determine future trends
    • Demystify oral beauty by promoting it as part of everyday skin nutrition
    • Give consumers proper information on the benefits of beauty from within
    • Use the Internet to develop new 'online communities' to inform consumers
    • Provide simplicity in your communications and the shopping experience for consumers
    • Use credibility and specificity to overcome consumers' natural skepticism
    • Engage respected expert opinion to boost product credibility
    • Offer specific results, not all-rounder benefits
    • Extend marketing efforts beyond affluent middle-aged women
    • Target the core group of affluent Mid-lifer and Senior women
    • Promote preventative nutrition to Young Adult and Early Mid-lifer women
    • Focus on specific needs when promoting oral beauty products to men
    • Generate a buzz around oral beauty products
    • Provide rewards as part of a tailored viral strategy
    • Don't forget that functionality is key
    • Focus on selling lifestyle benefits and making you feel good today
    • Provide lifestyle beauty food and drinks that taste great
    • Apply the same health positioning to beauty supplements
  • APPENDIX
    • Supplementary data
    • Definitions
    • Extended methodology
    • Further reading
    • Ask the analyst
    • List of Tables
      • Table 1: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in Europe and the US (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 2: Female age groups as a percentage of the total female population by country (% total female population) 2000-2010
      • Table 3: Although many consumers have trust issues regarding oral beauty supplementation, many can be tempted to try it and are seeking better beauty solutions
      • Table 4: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in France, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 5: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in Germany, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 6: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in Italy, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 7: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in the Netherlands, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 8: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in Spain, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 9: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in Sweden, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 10: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in the UK, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 11: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in the rest of Europe, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 12: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in Europe, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 13: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in the US, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 14: Oral beauty supplements consumer spending in Europe and the US, by category (US$m), 2000-2010
      • Table 15: Definitions of terms
    • List of Figures
      • Figure 1: French and US consumers are most amenable to oral beauty supplementation
      • Figure 2: Fear of aging' is strongest among 35 to 64 year olds who perceive appearance as important and are least happy with their age
      • Figure 3: Implied over- or under-consumption of vitamin and mineral supplements by age and gender shows that female Seniors are more likely to supplement diets
      • Figure 4: A large proportion of consumers lack trust in the claims made by personal care and food & drink companies
      • Figure 5: The proportion of oral beauty supplements that offer specific body-part benefits are growing in both Europe and the US as consumers seek more credible and efficacious products
      • Figure 6: Kaiku yogurt adds skin and hair benefits to a healthy yogurt-based drink
      • Figure 7: Confectionery categories may help make beauty products more palatable and convenient
      • Figure 8: Oenobiol's Hydrapulp offers innovative benefits that blurs the boundary between supplementation and cosmetic surgery
      • Figure 9: Dole Foods has launched a website dedicated to the diet/beauty crossover
      • Figure 10: Murad's product range provides specific targeted benefits
      • Figure 11: Nourkrin hair growth supplement is targeted at men as well as women
      • Figure 12: Functional products can also have an immediate well-being positioning
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